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SSL certificate replacement, firewall, packet inspection.
mvendert
Member Posts: 5
Hello,
We have a cloud situation, where a firewall is inspecting packets of webservice calls, and re-encrypting them with it's own certificate.
Business central does not like this, and gives an error the packets are not valid according to the validation policy.
We have installed the certificate in the correct store on the server. When running a browser to the site, we see the certificate and the browser correctly says it's valid. But Business central still gives an error. If we exclude the specific url on the firewall for packet inspection and re-encryption, everything works fine.
But... is there a way:
- to make business central to accept calls re-encrypted by a certain certificate?
- or accept all SSL certificates?
Marc.
We have a cloud situation, where a firewall is inspecting packets of webservice calls, and re-encrypting them with it's own certificate.
Business central does not like this, and gives an error the packets are not valid according to the validation policy.
We have installed the certificate in the correct store on the server. When running a browser to the site, we see the certificate and the browser correctly says it's valid. But Business central still gives an error. If we exclude the specific url on the firewall for packet inspection and re-encryption, everything works fine.
But... is there a way:
- to make business central to accept calls re-encrypted by a certain certificate?
- or accept all SSL certificates?
Marc.
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